Desert Island DJs {bpr.podcast}https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast.php?id=
enBackporch Revolution's new series of survival podcasts for 2012 featuring some former WTUL New Orleans DJs, BPR musicians, and other folks with eclectic music tastes. The rules are evolving, but in this version of Lord of the Flies, Piggy and the glasses win.https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/coverart/Desert-Island-DJs-1400.jpg{bpr.podcast: Desert Island DJs}https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast.php?id=
60Backporch Revolution's new series of podcasts for 2012 featuring some former WTUL New Orleans DJs, BPR musicians, and other folks with eclectic music tastes.Backporch Revolution's new series of podcasts for 2012 featuring some former WTUL New Orleans DJs, BPR musicians, and other folks with eclectic music tastes.noBackporch Revolutionpodcasts_contact@backporchrevolution.comEpisode 1: Deep Tunnels of Bliss & Blurhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=14
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=14Thu, 08 Mar 2012 17:14:08 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp014-TreySmith-TunnelsOfBlissAndBlur.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-014/Desert-Island-DJs-550.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>"Deep Tunnels of Bliss and Blur" is the first in our new 2012 series. Brought to you by DJ Trey Smith it's a trip down the halls of ambient minimalism featuring Scientific American, Mountains, and Seefeel.01:22:55"Deep Tunnels of Bliss and Blur" is the first in our new 2012 series. Brought to you by DJ Trey Smith it's a trip down the halls of ambient minimalism featuring Scientific American, Mountains, and Seefeel."Deep Tunnels of Bliss and Blur" is the first in our new 2012 series. Brought to you by DJ Trey Smith it's a trip down the halls of ambient minimalism featuring Scientific American, Mountains, and Seefeel.
1. Sunspot - Tomorrowland - Sequences of Negative Space Changes
2. Choral - Mountains - Choral
3. We Played Some Open Chords And Rejoiced, For The Earth Had Circled The Sun Yet Another Year - A Winged Victory for the Sullen - S/T
4. Cassarina - Chris Watson - Star Switch On
5. Canyon Meadows - Kyle Bobby Dunn - Ways of Meaning
6. As Far As We Could See - RV Paintings - Samoa Highway
7. The Elusive Seahorse - Jurgen Muller - Science of the Sea
8. The Earth at Night - High Skies - Sounds of Earth
9. Dense - Atom Heart - Dots (10th Anniversary Box II)
10. Already Replaced - Steve Hauschildt - Tragedy & Geometry
11. dne - Rafael Toral - Electric Babyland Live
12. Plainsong - Seefeel - Quique
13. Saints of Infinity, Part 3 - Sientific American - Saints of Infinty / Simulated D.I.Y.
Episode 2: I've Got a Lot of Friendshttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=15
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=15Thu, 15 Mar 2012 16:22:15 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp015-DrGumbo-IveGotALotOfFriends.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-015/BPRPodcast01.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Doctor Gumbo (aka Tyrconnell and Dylan O'Donnell) glides into the new series with with this chilled downtempo mix featuring Mazzy Star, Brian Eno, and Air.01:06:49Doctor Gumbo (aka Tyrconnell and Dylan O'Donnell) glides into the new series with with this chilled downtempo mix featuring Mazzy Star, Brian Eno, and Air.Doctor Gumbo (aka Tyrconnell and Dylan O'Donnell) glides into the new series with with this chilled downtempo mix.
1. Beck - The Golden Age
2. Olive - You're Not Alone (Nightmares on Wax Remix)
3. Chemical Brothers - Asleep From Day
4. Brian Eno - Deep Blue Day
5. Pepe Deluxé - Lying Peacefully
6. Faithless - Don't Leave (Floating Mix)
7. David Holmes - Hey Maggy
8. Mazzy Star - Rhymes of An Hour
9. Thievery Corporation A Gentle Dissolve
10. Groove Armada - Lazy Moon
11. Bent - So Long Without You
12. David Holmes - The Ballad of Sarah and Jack
13. Daft Punk - Nightvision
14. Air - Night Sight
15. Soundhog - A Day in Tracy's Life
16. Vangelis - Creation du MondeEpisode 3: The Old Road Hog's Mixtape #1https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=16
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=16Fri, 23 Mar 2012 09:13:23 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp016-OldRoadHog-Mixtape1.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-016/Podcast_DRR-001.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>The Old Road Hog is David Rhoden, and he likes to boogie. Here he is with a killer mixtape of garage and soul including some juicy rarities and some surprising outliers by Beefheart, and Rick James. His track notes are in the Lyrics tag of the mp00:41:08The Old Road Hog is David Rhoden, and he likes to boogie. Here he is with a killer mixtape of garage and soul including some juicy rarities and some surprising outliers by Beefheart, and Rick James. His track notes are in the Lyrics tag of the mpThe Old Road Hog (aka David Rhoden) with a mix of garage and soul.
0:00 - Nappy Brown, "Coal Miner"
Love the FLUTE (very underestimated rock instrument) and the sax by New Orleans' Sax Kari. Also, what is that bell sound? I'm thinking a metal chair leg.
2:10 - The Jim Jones Revue, "Princess and The Frog"
This should be the kind of music that is EASIEST to find but it's rare as hell to hear anybody rock out like this. Jim Jones was in Thee Hypnotics ever so long ago. (And, yes, it is that far into the red.)
6:44 - Ray Gant and the Arabian Knights, "Chattanooga Walk"
The places and people named in this are real (says this native Chattanoogan). Dave The Rave was a DJ on "WNOO -- the black spot on your radio".
9:23 - The Wildweeds, "No Good To Cry"
Early work by Al Anderson who went on to be the guitarist of NRBQ forever. This song was covered by The Hour Glass (early incarnation of the Allman Brothers, who are great, no matter what you say).
12:04 - Black Joe Lewis, "Cousin Randy"
Cousin Randy is crazy as demonstrated by his choice of fishing times. This is from Austin, Texas, 2010 or so.
15:50 - R. Kelly, "Real Talk"
Robert Kelly is a musical chameleon and a lyrical genius. He's also funny as hell. Watch the video for "The Same Girl" (or "Trapped In The Closet"), and see.
18:50 - Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, "Harry Irene"
Best Kinks song Captain Beefheart ever wrote. Very melodic song on an a-melodic base, and just a great mood elevator.
22:22 - James Brown with the Louie Bellson Big Band, "Your Cheatin' Heart"
Mighty funky Hank Williams cover, with drums and bass pushing it along while the guitarist joins the horn section. Louie Bellson was the drummer, big old Italian guy, married to Pearl Bailey; he invented the double kick drum.
25:24 - Sonny Boy Williamson, "Help Me"
Great moody Chess blues. Sonny may be famous for his harmonica, but I'm pretty sure he's not playing it here, the singing is beyond fantastic though. What a voice! And of course, if you didn't notice, the song is "Green Onions." (Stax version, 1952, Chess version 1963.)
28:48 - PSA, "If Caught In The Open"
29:21 - Supergrass, "Caught By The Fuzz"
The acoustic version. Didn't they do a nice job recording this? I just like it a lot.
32:19 - Cowboy Copas, "Circle Rock"
Just some manic square dance music, since you probably don't have any. Died in a plane crash that also killed Patsy Cline.
34:32 - New Birth, "Dream Merchant"
I used to listen to an AM station that played this a lot. Then it was gone for a while, then I found another AM station that played it a lot. You cannot beat that "hey, hey" chorus. Jerry Butler covered it well, but this is the one you want. Vocal magic; the band sounds like alcohol feels.
38:51 - Rick James, "Below the Funk (Pass The J)"
In case you forgot he was a musical genius, here's a fantastic jam that Michael Jackson clearly envied, only it's here with a crazy good lyric (like all of Rick James lyrics, it's fantastic), and Rick is tearing it up like only he can really do. Listen for the big slurp, what the hell, Rick? This album is great, start to finish, and "Super Freak" isn't even the best song on it.Episode 4 - What's That Strange Glow?https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=17
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=17Thu, 29 Mar 2012 22:59:29 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp017-Pinkysqueak-Strange_glow.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-017/bpr-DJ-cover-PINKYSQUEAK.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Pinkysqueak (Dan Haugh) throws his hat in the ring with a mix to draw the curtains on the other side of your mind. Or something! 60s psych and pop battles with tracks from This Heat and Red Transistor.00:42:38Pinkysqueak (Dan Haugh) throws his hat in the ring with a mix to draw the curtains on the other side of your mind. Or something! 60s psych and pop battles with tracks from This Heat and Red Transistor.Pinkysqueak (Dan Haugh) throws his hat in the ring with a mix to draw the curtains on the other side of your mind. Or something!
0:00 - 3:39 Red Transistor - Not Bite
3:40 - 6:48 The Accent - Red Sky at Night
6:49 - 9:17 Junior Parker - Tomorrow Never Knows
9:18 - 17:22 This Heat - Horizontal Hold
17:23 - 23:08 Gong - Master Builder
23:09 - 26:05 Dennis Wilson - Thoughts of You
26:06 - 33:18 Faust - Sunshine Girl
33:19 - 38:59 Slug - Crawl
39:00 - 41:54 The Beach Boys - A Day in the Life of a Tree
41:55 - 42:38 Charlie McAlister - Winter Is ComingEpisode 5 - 90's Ambiance  pt. I, the drift chapterhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=18
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=18Thu, 05 Apr 2012 22:37:05 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp018-cZen-nineties_ambiance.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-018/BPRPodcast02.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>.CitiZen.oBjeCts. is B. Aubrey Freeman, long-standing double bass player for Why Are We Building Such a Big Ship? and one-half of BPR projects Geisterfahrer and Sketches of an Amorous Window. Here's his alternatingly blissed-out, heavy, and ethereal drone01:23:35.CitiZen.oBjeCts. is B. Aubrey Freeman, long-standing double bass player for Why Are We Building Such a Big Ship? and one-half of BPR projects Geisterfahrer and Sketches of an Amorous Window. Here's his alternatingly blissed-out, heavy, and ethereal drone.CitiZen.oBjeCts. is B. Aubrey Freeman, long-standing double bass player for Why Are We Building Such a Big Ship? and one-half of BPR projects Geisterfahrer and Sketches of an Amorous Window. Here's his alternatingly blissed-out, heavy, and ethereal drone set.
:32 Greg Joly  2012
2:47 Coil - 7-methoxy-B-carboline (edit)
7:18 Amp - perception (edit)
11:03 Main - Xv
16:40 Tomorrowland - arrival
19:59 Breathless - fade
23:23 Ecstacy of St Theresa  surfing on steam (edit)
24:57 Cocteau Twins  cherry-coloured funk (Mark Clifford mix)
29:12 Aphex Twin - lichen
33:02 Rothko - harold budd
36:10 Mark Van Hoen - morning
42:23 C.C. Nova - purgatory, immolation & pinball
44:00 Fennesz - instrument 4
48:38 Auburn Lull - secor
50:00 Hood - western skies
52:35 Pan American - 1st position
55:15 Seefeel - ch-vox
59:28 Stars of the Lid - fac21
1:02:19 Third Eye Foundation - Donald crowhurst
1:05:54 Slowdive - cello
1:07:07 Scala - slide (Bruce Gilbert mix)
1:10:00 Flying Saucer Attack - islands
1:17:13 Bowery Electric - drift awayEpisode 6 - Discrete Mixhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=19
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=19Fri, 13 Apr 2012 00:09:13 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp019-dalio-discrete.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-019/Discrete-Playlist.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Episode 6. The Discrete Mix from Andrew Dalio features tracks from Popul Vuh, Yes, and Brians Wilson and Eno.
01:00:13Episode 6. The Discrete Mix from Andrew Dalio features tracks from Popul Vuh, Yes, and Brians Wilson and Eno.
Episode 6. The Discrete Mix from Andrew Dalio.
1, Brian Eno Discreet Music (1/2 speed forward and reverse)
2, Psychic TV Kondole
3, The Firesign Ralph Spoilsport Motors Theater
4, BeBe and Louis Overture (Forbidden Planet s/t) Barron
5, Brian Wilson Smart Girls
6, Edgard Varesé Poeme Electronique
7, YMO Rydeen
8, 5 Star Stories Destiny s/t
9, The Miss. Sheiks Sittin' on Top of the World
10, Fats Waller 18th Street Strut
11, Yes Time and a Word
12, Akira Godzilla Theme Ifukube
13, Popol Vuh Brüder des SchattensEpisode 7 - Not Your Cup Of Tea part 1: Allergic to Echohttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=20
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=20Thu, 19 Apr 2012 23:32:19 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp020-DuncanEdwards-AllergicToEcho.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-020/duncan-phonebox-levitate-copy.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Former WTUL DJ Duncan Edwards (you know, that one with the British accent) has, after much needling and suffering, been finally coaxed to put together a DJ set. The first of his sure-to-be-many podcast mixes is entitled "Allergic to Echo".01:21:44Former WTUL DJ Duncan Edwards (you know, that one with the British accent) has, after much needling and suffering, been finally coaxed to put together a DJ set. The first of his sure-to-be-many podcast mixes is entitled "Allergic to Echo".Former WTUL DJ Duncan Edwards (you know, that one with the British accent) has, after much needling and suffering, been finally coaxed to learn enough technology to put together a DJ set. The first of his sure-to-be-many podcast mixes is entitled "Allergic to Echo". If you listen carefully you can hear the Texas bathroom tile. Be sure to check the notes!
1. Xaviera Hollander - My attitude to sex
2.Twenty Knives - Royal Inc.
3.The Misunderstood - Children of The Sun
4.Blank Dogs - Tin Birds
5.Mike Sammes & The Mike Sammes Singers - Chocolate Vienna
6.The Caretaker - All You're Going To Want To Do Is Get Back There
Airbreak
7.Kathy McCord - I Will Never Be Alone Again
8.Incredible String Band - Gently Tender
9.James Joyce/Eric Satie - Eolian Episode/Gnossiene (DJ Spooky Dub Version)
10.Stian Westerhus - Trailer Trash Ballad
11.Sandro Perri - Futureactive Kid (Pt.1)
12. Raymond Scott - Futurama (Interstial)
13.Salim Nourallah - Travolta
Airbreak
14.Appliance - Throwing a Curve Ball (Peel Session)
15.39 Clocks - Aspertando Godo
16.Dalek - A Collection of Miserable Thoughts Laced With Wit
17.John Henry & Blossom - My Wireless Set (Excerpt)
18.Edward Ka-Spel - Doughnut
19.Mikes Sammes & The Mike Sammes Singers - Timex
20.Scanner - Anna Livia Plurabelle
21.Opium Warlords - Meet Me At The Iron Place
22.Joseph Taylor - Sprig O'Time
23.Savage Republic - Ivory Coast (7")
24.Jakob Olausson - Riding On The Wind
25.Frog Eyes - Lear, In The Park
Airbreak
26.Ken Nordine with Bill Frisell & Wayne Horowitz/Ringo Starr - Pinnochio Medley (Do You See The Noses Growing? Desolation Theme/When You Wish Upon A Star)
27.Twenty Knives - Landing Sequence.
Notes:
Xaviera Hollander wrote "The Happy Hooker". This spoken piece is from the Various Artists compilation Music For Mentalists. She was deported from the USA. I may have pronounced her name wrong.
The Royal We by Twenty Knives was my favorite album of 2011.
The Misunderstood. John Peel saw them live in the US in the 1960s and enticed them to the UK to record but it all went wrong due to espionage and immigration problems (to say the least).
Mike Sammes (& Singers). A couple of tracks here from Music For Biscuits. They also have done an extraordinary album of "hip" hymns.
The Caretaker. As in The Shining. Check out his exploits and those of Leyland james Kirby and V/VM.
Kathy McCord. This track was written by Chip Taylor who also wrote "Wild Thing". From the Women Blue compilation.
Incredible String Band.Recently had several remastered CDs reissued. Various members still going strong, in fact Robin Williamson is playing the Acoustic Festival of Great Britain this summer (at Uttoxeter, Staffordshire). One of the women became Lady Mayoress of a remote UK town while the other, Licourice, disappeared into California and has only surfaced with a mention in Elmore Leonard's book Freaky Deaky.
DJ Spooky. His remixes of Joyce/Satie and also Raymond Scott are from his album Sound Unbound.
Stian Westerhus. One of the shorter pieces from his latest album of guitar experimentation.
Sandro Perri. His Tiny Mirrors album was one of the best of a couple of years back. His latest Impossible Shapes sees him almost becoming Arthur Russell when he's not becoming Boz Scaggs.
Salim Nourallah is also a sought after producer around our way. Hit Parade is his newest.
Appliance. Their album Manual is one of the last great proper length vinyl albums.
39 Clocks have the distinction of having William Burroughs once demand that they stop playing.
John Henry & Blossom. From Episode 8 - 83 to Infinityhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=23
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=23Thu, 26 Apr 2012 20:52:26 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp022-PlatinumConcepts-83toInfinity.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-022/01-83-to-Infinity03.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Another former WTUL DJ, but this one prefers to remain a bit more anonymous, however. Platinum Concepts digs through his 1980's stacks to bring you 83 to Infinity.00:48:16Another former WTUL DJ, but this one prefers to remain a bit more anonymous, however. Platinum Concepts digs through his 1980's stacks to bring you 83 to Infinity.Another former WTUL DJ, but this one prefers to remain a bit more anonymous, however. Platinum Concepts digs through his 1980's stacks to bring you 83 to Infinity.
1. Mecano - Profile (Edit)
2. Dr. John - Jet Set (Instrumental)
3. Maze - Love Is the Key
4. The Armed Gang - For You My Girl
5. Freeez - Love's Gonna Get You
6. Dave Grusin - Night Lines
7. Charlie - Spacer Woman
8. Kashif - The Mood
9. Jah Wobble/The Edge/Holger Czukay - Hold Onto Your DreamsEpisode 9 - East of the West & West of the East - Part 1: Illusions of Indiahttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=24
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=24Fri, 04 May 2012 17:06:04 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp023-aleatoric-IllusionsOfIndia.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-023/Alec-podcast1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Since the Beatles went to India, the West has been fascinated with the music of the Subcontinent. First in a series that of mixes that demonstrate the East's influence on the West (and vice-versa).
01:10:14Since the Beatles went to India, the West has been fascinated with the music of the Subcontinent. First in a series that of mixes that demonstrate the East's influence on the West (and vice-versa).
Since the Beatles went to India, the West has been fascinated with the music of the Subcontinent. First in a series that of mixes that demonstrate the East's influence on the West (and vice-versa).
00:00 "The India Song" by Big Star from #1 Record/Radio City
02:18 "Heavy Intro" by Amar from Talvin Singh presents Anokha: Soundz of the Asian Underground
05:24 "Gat Kirwani" by George Harrison from Wonderwall Music
06:40 "Indus" by Dead Can Dance from Spirit Chaser
16:00 "Love Scene" by George Harrison from Wonderwall Music
20:17 "Neti-Neti, The Hear & Now Remix" by Audio Letter featuring Don Cherry (Remixed By DJ Cheb i Sabbah)
26:38 "Mantra, Organics" by Michael Stearns from the Baraka soundtrack
31:24 "Naked" by Anoushka Shankar from Rise
35:39 "Martine, As Heavy Lifter" by The Pica Beats from Beating Back the Claws of the Cold
39:13 "Violin Solo" by DJ Cheb I Sabbah from Krishna Lila
41:52 "Streets Of Calcutta" by Ananda Shankar from The Rough Guide To The Asian Underground
46:35 "The Inner Light" by The Beatles from Past Masters, Vol. 2
49:15 "I Am Missing You" by Ravi Shankar from In Celebration (Disc 4): Vocal and Experimental
52:49 "Saraswati" by Richard Bishop from Polytheistic Fragments
1:03:38 "The Word / Om" by the Moody Blues from In Search of the Lost Chord
Episode 10 - Late and Incompletehttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=25
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=25Thu, 10 May 2012 22:50:10 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp024-Crowley-LateAndIncomplete.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-024/10-Crowleyb.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>The third in a trio of former WTUL DJs who have been cajoled into our loosely competitive podcast series, Chris Crowley slipped this mix under the door at the closing bell, winning the Ultimate Procrastination Trophy.00:51:44The third in a trio of former WTUL DJs who have been cajoled into our loosely competitive podcast series, Chris Crowley slipped this mix under the door at the closing bell, winning the Ultimate Procrastination Trophy.The third in a trio of former WTUL DJs who have been cajoled into our loosely competitive podcast series, Chris Crowley slipped this mix under the door at the closing bell, winning the Ultimate Procrastination Trophy. Ergo, this mix has not been proofed for your protection, nor can I write anything witty about it, but chances are if you liked Crowley's radio show, you will dig this as well.
The Black Keys/Attack & Release/04 Psychotic Girl
Calexico/07 - Franks Tavern
Yo la Tengo/The Sounds of The Sounds of Science/lovelife
Jai Alai/Jai Alai/3 - Track 3
Laddio Bolocko/As If In Real Time/05 - a passing state of well-being
LCD Soundsystem/45:33/3 - 45:33
Miles Davis/On the Corner/2 - Black Satin
The Mountain Goats/Protein Source of the Future
Balthrop/Alabama/06 - Track 6
Os Mutantes/03 - Teclar
Quintron and Miss PussyCat/loveislikeablobEpisode 11 - Rhodes Makes the World Go 'Roundhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=26
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=26Fri, 01 Jun 2012 15:29:01 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp025-TreySmith-RhodesMakesTheWorldGoRound.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-026/episode11-rhodes-trey.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Round two of the Desert Island DJ series begins with Trey Smith's second mix, an eclectic exploration into the world of the electric piano, namely the Rhodes.01:09:02Round two of the Desert Island DJ series begins with Trey Smith's second mix, an eclectic exploration into the world of the electric piano, namely the Rhodes.Round two of the Desert Island DJ series begins with Trey Smith's second mix, an eclectic exploration into the world of the electric piano, namely the Rhodes.
1. Introduction/Hologram Buffalo - Brightblack Morning Light - Motion to Rejoin
2. People Make the World Go Roung - Milt Jackson - Sunflower
3. Dirty Work - Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill
4. Little Birdie - Vince Guaraldi - Peanuts Portraits
5. Mini Mam - Cannonball Adderley - Why am I Treated So Bad!
6. Back to Where We Never Left Off - George Duke - Liberated Fantasies
7. Everything In Its Right Place - Radiohead - Kid A
8. You Know, You Know - Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner Mounting Flame
9. In A Silent Way/It's About That Time [LP Version] - Miles Davis 0 The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions
11. J'Ai Dormi Sous l'Eau - Air - Premiers Symptomes
Episode 12 - 90's Ambiance pt II - the shoegaze erahttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=27
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=27Fri, 15 Jun 2012 12:37:15 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp026-cZen-90sAmbiance2-shoegaze.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-026/podcast2.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Although some of these tunes are not specifically regarded as "shoegaze", we've chosen to include them as representations of the broader feel of the time within these closely-related musical genres. It turned out to be a lengthy playlist .we'd forgotten 01:37:23Although some of these tunes are not specifically regarded as "shoegaze", we've chosen to include them as representations of the broader feel of the time within these closely-related musical genres. It turned out to be a lengthy playlist .we'd forgotten Although some of these tunes are not specifically regarded as "shoegaze", we've chosen to include them as representations of the broader feel of the time within these closely-related musical genres. It turned out to be a lengthy playlist .we'd forgotten how some of these folks just went on and on and on .. enjoy that 90's ambiance.
 slowdive - souvlaki space station
 the verve - star sail
 curve - i speak your every word
 chapterhouse - autosleeper
 breathless - don't just disappear
 the house of love - feel
 auburn lull - steady lights
 my bloody valentine - only shallow
 bark psychosis - murder city
 ride - unfamiliar
 hood - coldfire woods of western lanes
 moose - joe courtesy
 lush - sweetness & light
 pale saints - under your nose
 blind mr jones - over my head
 charlatans - chewing gum weekend
 cul de sac - doldrums
 hair & skin trading Co. - pipeline
 disco inferno - fallen down the wire
 the famous boyfriend - a stick to beat me with
 hooverphonic - cinderella
 malory - painted dreams
 brian jonestown massacre - wisdom
Episode 13 - Not Your Cup of Tea: Hey ho... donkey riding! https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=28
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=28Fri, 29 Jun 2012 12:13:29 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp027-DuncanEdwards-DonkeyRides.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-027/podcast2duncan_550.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>The second in the illustrious and somewhat contentious series, "Not Your Cup of Tea" presented by veteran disc jockey and crumpet eater Duncan Edwards. Enjoy at your own risk.01:04:57The second in the illustrious and somewhat contentious series, "Not Your Cup of Tea" presented by veteran disc jockey and crumpet eater Duncan Edwards. Enjoy at your own risk.The second in the illustrious and somewhat contentious series, "Not Your Cup of Tea" presented by veteran disc jockey and crumpet eater Duncan Edwards. Enjoy at your own risk.
1. (Excerpt) from Sir Henry at Rawlinson End - Vivian Stanshall
2. Discord (1981 Peel session) - Fire Engines
3. Reading from "Orchesography" - John Kirkpatrick
4. Mt. Kill - Surf City
5. Hope to Meet You - Unknown Artist
6.Woman's Hour: Reading Your Letters - John Baker
7. For People - Songs of Green Pheasant
8. Airbreak
9. A Problem Solving Announcement - Sudden Sway
10. Ho Chi Minh - International Harvester
11. (Excerpts from) Chinatown Theme - Steven Brown
12. Damn Atchafalaya - Carlos Guitarlos
13. Delia's Psychedelian Waltz - Delia Derbyshire
14. Timex - Mike Sammes
15. De La Violence - Louis Scutenaire
16. Mad Bomber - Mighty Sparrow
17. Coup - 23 Skidoo
18.Airbreak
19.Get On - Tarwater
20.Cika-Laka/Cool Noises/bbb - Shukar/Radio Mentale/Raoul Hausmann
21.Moon Rocket - Roger Levern & The Microns
22. Joe Meek - Pluto Monkey
23.A Chronicle of Early Failures Pt.1/Conscious Manipulation/The Fate of Democracy - The Dead Texan/Noam Chomsky
24.I Will Find My Own Way Back - Bill Fay
25.Airbreak
26. Pass! Shoot! Goal! - Albert Whelan
27. British Bacon - Nina Katchadourian
28.The Delphian Oracle - Qubias Ghazala
29.Party - The Durutti Column
30. (Excerpt from) Sir Henry at Rawlinson End - Vivian Stanshall.
Notes:
Rawlinson End. The word legend" is overused, as is genius, but the legendary "Sir Henry" LP was one of several minor masterpieces created by Vivian Stanshall, a genius who, legend has it, was cajoled by the legendary John Peel's legendary producer John Walters into concentrating for long enough for it become a disturbed but hilarious reality. RIP all three of them, legendary broadcasting geniuses.
Fire Engines are from post-UK punk Scotland. I think this is their best track. It's genius.
"Orchesography" is from The Complete Dancing Master.
"Mt. Kill" is from Surf City's self-titled 4 track EP.
The Electric Cambodia album was produced by the Dengue Fever group and I won't go on anymore about Henry Kissinger's bombing policy towards Cambodia that country and also the Pol Pot regime.
Trunk Records have issued a good compilation John Baker's work for the BBC and films. I expect the radio program Woman's Hour was considered groundbreaking at the time.
Songs of Green Pheasant is one bloke, Duncan Sumpner, who is from N Derbyshire/S Yorks. He might be a teacher as well as a musician. No relation to G. Sumner from further north, thank God.
Sudden Sway is a group who had some great ideas about records and performance. I'd keep them in my collection long after The Beatles and suchlike, despite their obvious flaws.
Steven Brown is a member of Tuxedomoon. This track is from an LTM reissue called Moving Pictures and features dialogue from the film Chinatown.
Damn Atchafalaya I think refers to an incident of artificially directing the course of rivers for commercial gain.
You might think Mike Sammes is only good for snappy commercials but he has sung his heart out in the background on recording by Francois Hardy, Shirley Bassey and others and on something called The White Album.
"De La Violence" comes from a collection (Le Groupe Surrealiste De Bruxelles, Rupture Volume 2 - 1926-1938) of Surrealist chats with Magritte and others. Scutenaire mentions the words "terrorists" and various others in French. I like his voice but have no idea what he's saying, although i support his right to say it. Probably.
"Mad Bomber" - I love early calypso recordsEpisode 14 - In C - {version}https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=29
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=29Fri, 13 Jul 2012 15:10:13 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp028-dalio-InCversion.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-028/andrew_DJcover.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Andrew Dalio with a mix of 5 versions of Terry Riley's In C. Some playing at the same time. And stuff.
It starts with the Shanghai Film Orchestra. Then it gets mixed up a bit...01:21:44Andrew Dalio with a mix of 5 versions of Terry Riley's In C. Some playing at the same time. And stuff.
It starts with the Shanghai Film Orchestra. Then it gets mixed up a bit...Andrew Dalio with a mix of 5 versions of Terry Riley's In C. Some playing at the same time. And stuff.
The versions are:
Shanghai Film Orchestra
The original Columbia recording
The 25th Anniversary Concert
Acid Mothers Temple
Bang on a Can All Stars
It starts with the Shanghai Film Orchestra. Then it gets mixed up a bit...Episode 15 - Keys to the Cloudshttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=30
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=30Sat, 28 Jul 2012 22:56:28 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp029-aleatoric-KeysToTheClouds.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-029/AlecPodcast2.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>These tracks are all great keyboard tracks, whether Farfisa organ, Rhodes electric piano or Roland Juno synthesizer, to sail through long and humid summer days with.01:07:10These tracks are all great keyboard tracks, whether Farfisa organ, Rhodes electric piano or Roland Juno synthesizer, to sail through long and humid summer days with.Some music I've been coming back to again and again over the past few years. These tracks are all great keyboard tracks, whether Farfisa organ, Rhodes electric piano or Roland Juno synthesizer, to sail through long and humid summer days with. Could almost be a sequel to Trey's first mix (episode #1). -- Alec
1. "Fetsum Dink Lij Nesh" - Mahmoud Ahmed (Ethiopiques 7: Erè Mèla Mèla)
2. "Gentleman" - Fela Kuti (Confusion/Gentleman)
3. "Swimmer" - Four Tet (Ringer)
4. "Pastoral Symphony: I. Dominoes II. Infinity Room" - Arp (The Soft Wave)
5. "Physical Memory" - Oneohtrix Point Never (Russian Mind)
6. "Heme" - Cloudland Canyon (Lie In Light)
7. "Le Voyage" - The Alps (Le Voyage)
8. "Rollerdisco" - Black Moth Super Rainbow (Dandelion Gum)
Episode 16: The Swamphttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=31
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=31Fri, 10 Aug 2012 16:44:00 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp030-DrGumbo-TheSwamp.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-030/TheSwamp_web.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Doctor Gumbo returns in round two with a slammin' mix of international beats, as perfect as a Pimm's Cup for reviving yourself in the humid August summer. Savor the overtones of dub, electronic, and funk. 01:03:30Doctor Gumbo returns in round two with a slammin' mix of international beats, as perfect as a Pimm's Cup for reviving yourself in the humid August summer. Savor the overtones of dub, electronic, and funk. Doctor Gumbo returns in round two with a slammin' mix of international beats, as perfect as a Pimm's Cup for reviving yourself in the humid August summer. Savor the overtones of dub, electronic, and funk.
01. Keep Going feat. Tony Joe White - Boozoo Bajou
02. Souba Souba (Bluetech Remix) - Vieux Farka Touré
03. A Go Go (Boozoo Bajou Remix) - Trüby Trio
04. Scorpio Rising - Thunderball
05. Hi Fi Trumpet - Boyz From Brazil
06. Que Pasa Dub feat. Deuce Eclipse - J-Boogie's Dubtronic Science
07. Divers - Boozoo Bajou
08. Siki Siki Baba 2011 (Gaetano Fabri Remix) - Koçani Orkestar
09. Fight on the Streets (Savages y Suefo - The tolerant clarinet mix) - Max Pashm
10. Rondo A Capricio - Tosca
11. Ejale! - DJ Bitman
12. Funky Tamazula - Nortec Collective
13. The Music Scene - Blockhead
14. Monsoon Malabar (Dub Remix) - Bombay Dub OrchestraEpisode 17 - You Can Never Go Backhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=32
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=32Thu, 23 Aug 2012 22:22:23 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp031-Snarkaluffagus-YouCanNeverGoBack.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-031/ChristyPodcast1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a> Our new Desert Island DJ is Snarkaluffagus  our first female selector, who brings a poppier college-rock sensibility to our marooned tune junkies. Just in time for her birthday, she takes a look back at childhood lost00:50:51 Our new Desert Island DJ is Snarkaluffagus  our first female selector, who brings a poppier college-rock sensibility to our marooned tune junkies. Just in time for her birthday, she takes a look back at childhood lostEvery desert island story or survivor season has the part where someone new drops in on the island. Our new Desert Island DJ is Snarkaluffagus  our first female selector, who brings a poppier college-rock sensibility to our marooned tune junkies. Just in time for her birthday, she takes a look back at childhood lost.
1 Young Americans 5:13 David Bowie
2 Kids 5:03 MGMT
3 Kids In America 3:28 Kim Wilde
4 Wake Up 5:35 Arcade Fire
5 Kite 3:06 Nick Heyward
6 My Girls 5:41 Animal Collective
7 The Zookeeper's Boy 4:43 Mew
8 When I Grow Up (Version by LIssvik) 4:28 Fever Ray
9 Two Weeks 4:05 Grizzly Bear Braswell Mix
10 Nothing To Worry About 2:58 Peter Bjorn & John
11 Bastards Of Young 3:38 The Replacements
12 Children Of The Revolution 3:50 T. RexEpisode 18: Doppelgängershttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=33
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=33Fri, 21 Sep 2012 09:15:00 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp032-Potpie-Doppelgangers.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-032/PIZZLE_2_web.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Our hops man in Asheville, former NOLA sonic shaman, and prolific BPR solo artist Potpie shares some of his favorite weird covers.
00:50:28Our hops man in Asheville, former NOLA sonic shaman, and prolific BPR solo artist Potpie shares some of his favorite weird covers.
Our hops man in Asheville, former NOLA sonic shaman, and prolific BPR solo artist Potpie shares some of his favorite covers:
Rocks Off by Pussy Galore- back in the pre Blues Explosion days John Spencer et al covered the entire Exile On Main Street in what sounds like one drunken afternoon. If you look in the dictionary under "hot mess" there should be a picture of this cassette.
Dear Prudence by Starfuckers- this Italian band later changed their name to Sinistri and put out many cds of ultra minimal off tempo jazz but this cover is my favorite.
Vampire Blues by Wooden Shjips- a classic Neil Young song by the space rock masters.
Foggy Nation by Modern Lovers- what's not to like?
Black Angel's Death Song by Beck- I'm not a huge fan of Beck but this interpretation of the Velvets is really great..
96 Tears by Suicide- another hot mess
One After 909 by Laibach- heavy eastern european industrial from the 90s
Satisfaction by Devo- it's fucking Devo what else do I need to say..
Satisfaction (I can't get no) by Cat Power- the same but...different
Break On Through by Marc Ribot's Rootless Cosmopolitans- the Doors suck but Marc Ribot redeems!
T.N.K. (Tommorrow Never Knows) by 801- Eno!!!!!!!
Walrus by Boris with Merzbow- yeah, I love hearing Japanese bands trying to sing in English..noisest Beatle cover ever?Episode 19 - I Saw the Light Come Shinin' 'Round & 'Roundhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=34
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=34Fri, 05 Oct 2012 11:43:05 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp033-TreySmith-ISawTheLight.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-033/episode19-web.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>DJ Trey Smith's third installation in the series twists like a psychedelic ribbon of dub and space music....
01:13:38DJ Trey Smith's third installation in the series twists like a psychedelic ribbon of dub and space music....
DJ Trey Smith's third installation in the series twists like a psychedelic ribbon of dub and space music....
1. Alter Ego - Tame Impala - InnerSpeaker
2. Winters Love - Animal Collective - Sung Tongs
3. Buenos Matrimonios Ahi Afuera - El Guincho - Alegranza
4. I Saw a Dolphin - Psycho Baba - On the Roof of Kedar Lodge
5. Dark Tabla Trouble - White Rainbow - White Rainbow Gnarchives Volume 1
6. Nigatsu - Asa-Chang & Junray - Jun Ray Song Chang
7. Higher Than The Sun (A Dub Symphony In Two Parts) - Primal Scream - Screamadelica
8. Protection (Radiation Ruling the Nation) - Massive Attack vs. Mad Professor - No Protection
9. Aguane - Chris Watson - Cima Verde
10. Grantchester Meadows - Pink Floyd - Interstellar Encore
11. Sunday Morning Sun-g - Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve - Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve Ark 1
12. Worm Mountain - The Flaming Lips - Embryonic
Episode 20 - The Old Road Hog's Mixtape Number Twohttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=35
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=35Fri, 26 Oct 2012 09:42:26 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp034-OldRoadHog-Mixtape2.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-034/DRR-002.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>The Old Road Hog rolls into town all gassed up with a trunkload of killer R&B and soul tunes mixed in with some other classic underheard gems. Don't ever stop grooving. Don't ever stop moving. 00:52:09The Old Road Hog rolls into town all gassed up with a trunkload of killer R&B and soul tunes mixed in with some other classic underheard gems. Don't ever stop grooving. Don't ever stop moving. Track listing/notes by the Old Road Hog himself:
Butterballs, "Butterballs, Part 1"
No idea who this guy was. He borrows a lot of lines from the great NYC DJ Frankie Crocker (or maybe it's the other way around). Wish I could hear "Butterballs, Part 2."
Roland Kirk, "One Ton"
This is all great, especially the flute solo and the nose flute solo, but pay a little attention to the bass: given every opportunity to get funky and change it up, he never does. Seriously, try to play along with it, it's an exercise in self-restraint.
Swamp Dogg, "Total Destruction To Your Mind"
The first song on his first album, and still his greatest. And he has a lot of great stuff. "But "Sittin' on a cornflake, ridin' on a rollerskate" is one of the greatest lyrics ever laid down.
Blossom Dearie, "If I Were A Bell"
An amazingly perfect Frank Loesser song and lyric from Guys and Dolls. Doesn't really fit in this mix but I wanted to hear it right then. The guitar (Mundell Lowe) and bass (Ray Brown) on this is great.
Andre 3000, "I Do"
I'm still trying to figure some of this. Three Stacks is the master of his own style, which is the opposite of flow, well maybe it's like rocky rapids. Plus all the Lenny Williams samples...
Prince Buster, "It's Burke's Law"
I think this is a cover of a TV theme. Anyway, it's country-western ska and it's GENIUS.
The J.B.'s, "Breakin' Bread"
James Brown's band waxing nostalgic about mom's cooking and having a large family. Warning: this is CATCHY. You will find yourself singing it. Great words, wonderful guitars.
Wilson Pickett, "Ninety-Nine And A Half Won't Do"
Slow and steady wins the race. I don't even have to say anything, this is so obviously great.
Bobby Womack, "I Don't Wanna Be Hurt By Ya Love Again"
I love Bobby Womack with big fat string- and horn-filled arrangements, it makes the guitar playing (by Bobby himself? don't know) and his astonishing voice sound so nice and nasty.
Todd Rundgren, "Baby, Let's Swing"
The chameleon in the form of a male Carole King. This wasn't a TV theme but that's an oversight. Sorry, another indulgence of mine.
Lenny Williams, "Cause I Love You"
Sampled earlier in the Andre 3K track. Former Tower Of Power lead singer goes solo, and why not, he has the best-sounding voice of anyone who ever lived.
Great lyric, amazing songwriting, and whoever the musicians are, they're at the top of their game.
The Isley Brothers, "Cold Bologna"
Back to earth with this Bill Withers cover. Ronald Isley is another great voice, and the Isleys always make everything funky and great, even with some acoustic guitars. Love when the drums come in.
Dee Dee Warwick, "You're No Good"
This is Dionne's sister. She only had a few hits ("Foolish Fool" is the greatest one). I never liked this song because I'd only heard the dull Linda Ronstadt version. This one rules, especially the filthy guitar solo. But listen to what the drummer is doing. Can you do that?
Clint Eph. Sebastian and the Junkers, "Jane"
From a great comp called "Money No Be Sand", all songs from African bands under the influence of the Beatles and the sound of the sixties. The guitar solo in this is just crazy.
Stevie Wonder, "If You Really Love Me"
Is this top 40? It should be Top 1. FOREVER. The right-channel horns on the chorus are really beautiful. (Oh yeah, get out your headphones for this one.) I love the garbagey drums (played by Stevie) and handclaps compared to the gorgeous horns and that motherfucker of a bassline. The girl singer and co-writer (with Stevie) is Mrs. Wonder, Syreeta Wright (1946-2004). The song went to #8Episode 21 - Alacrity Variationshttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=36
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=36Fri, 09 Nov 2012 13:48:09 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp035-cZen-AlacrityVariations.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-035/alacrity_variations.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>A good old-fashioned mix-tape style mishmash of random stuff from the .CitiZen.oBjeCts. collection... not the 'typical' sound for a number of these bands ..so there's your unification if you need one.
01:05:41A good old-fashioned mix-tape style mishmash of random stuff from the .CitiZen.oBjeCts. collection... not the 'typical' sound for a number of these bands ..so there's your unification if you need one.
Track list:
Klaus Nomi - keys of life
Laurie Anderson - let x=x
Ceza - rapstar
Arif Sag - su samsumun evleri
Raphael - balada de la trompeta
Horace Andy - spyglass
de Kift - brood
Lowlife - do we party?
Cindytalk - touched
Raymond Scott - the happy whistler (16 rpm excerpt)
Hawkwind - opa-loka
Killing Joke - we have joy
Hollies - stop right there
Bjorn & Benny - lilla du, lilla van
Pearls Before Swine - the surrealist waltz
Bee Gees - sweet song of summer
XTC -somnambulist / coil - ANS (1)
Notes=
there is no grand scheme or theme to this mix, just a good old-fashioned mix-tape style mishmash of random stuff from the collection. after finishing it we realized that some of these tunes are not the 'typical' sound for a number of these bands ..so there's your unification if you need one.
-we adore Klaus even in his cheesiest moments, though 'Keys of Life' is one of his best in our opinion.
-Laurie .. what else can you say?
-Ceza, modern, mind-blowingly fast rap from turkey; the best cut of his we've heard thus far
-Arif Sag, bad ass old-school Turkish psych guitar shredding!!!
- Raphael, like a spanish Scott Walker perhaps?
- Horace Andy, such a great & unique voice, we want him to record our answering machine messages
- de Kift, probably the most under-rated band from Holland you'll never hear of.
- lowlife, one of those tracks we never get sick of over the decades
-cindytalk, shame Gordon Sharp gets lumped into the "goth" camp sometimes .. but i guess that's to be expected when you work with This Mortal Coil and spend decades wearing women's clothing. but really, 'In this world' are great records that are aging quite well.
- the great Raymond Scott. we like to slow records down to 16 and see what happens- this is one of our favorites from the 'Soothing sounds for babies' series. the entire piece lasts about a 1/2 hour at that speed so the edit was necessary yet long enough for you to get the picture.
- hawkwind, "opa-loka" was the closest they came to Krautrock .. i like that we found our copy of 'Warrior on the edge of time' years and years ago at the red white & blue thrift on the west bank for $1 . you find stuff in the strangest places.
- killing joke, love 'em. from "Revelations" produced by the great Conny Plank
- Hollies. when they hit it, they hit it. when they missed it was terrible. this track is from "Evolution", which is one of the few albums of theirs that is fairly solid beginning to end.
- Bjorn & Benny, ABBA before they were ABBA . like Swedish Simon & Garfunkel before they discovered disco. from the "Lycka" album from '70
-pearls before swine classic track
-bee gees, one of the stranger tracks of pre-disco BG's, from the "To whom it may concern" album, which is also pretty solid start to finish
-xtc, this was an unreleased tune from the "Black Sea" album, why it didn't make the cut we can't fathom. perhaps it's too sedate? we mixed in a spot of COIL's ANS 1 at the end for our amusement
enjoy! A. & S.
Episode 22 - Autumnal Enossification: A Brian Eno Mix by A. Daliohttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=37
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=37Fri, 23 Nov 2012 16:24:23 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp036-dalio-autumn-eno.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-036/enossification-550.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Andrew Dalio returns with a mix that pays tribute to some of Brian Eno's rarer tracks that remind him of the season (autumn).00:56:18Andrew Dalio returns with a mix that pays tribute to some of Brian Eno's rarer tracks that remind him of the season (autumn).Autumnal Enossification
1, Prophecy Theme from Dune
2, Welcome, from Harmonia 76's Tracks and Traces reissue
3, Landscape with Haze, from Textures
4, Signal Success, from Seven Sessions on a Milk Sea
5, Loop Only for Wind on Water, from Fripp/Eno live in Paris
6, 77 Million Paintings, the non-regenerative track from Eno's screensaver DVD
Some kinda rare tracks. Eno always seemed rather fall-ish to me...
-andrewEpisode 23 - Makeout Songshttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=38
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=38Fri, 07 Dec 2012 13:59:07 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp037-PinkySqueak-MakeoutSongs.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-037/BPR-DESERTISLAND-PS-DEC2012.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Take off both of your socks and snuggle-up with your guy, gal, or whatever, and allow the magic to commence; conquer each other and your souls. Immerse yourselves in this moisty, moisty mix of maladroitious and satan-saluting onslaught of super-sexiness. 00:59:40Take off both of your socks and snuggle-up with your guy, gal, or whatever, and allow the magic to commence; conquer each other and your souls. Immerse yourselves in this moisty, moisty mix of maladroitious and satan-saluting onslaught of super-sexiness. Take off both of your socks and snuggle-up with your guy, gal, or whatever, and allow the magic to commence; conquer each other and your souls. Immerse yourselves in this moisty, moisty mix of maladroitious and satan-saluting onslaught of super-sexiness.
GONG - Thoughts for Naught
KINGDOME COME - Gypsy
CZAR - Tread Softly on My Dreams
FELT - World
MAGMA - Da Zeuhl Wortz Mekanik
MATCHING MOLE - Memories Membrane
ROAD - Spaceship Earth
ZIOR - Oh Mariya
THE DEL-VETTS - Last Time Around
SAMUEL PRODY - Woman
DEEP PURPLE - Help
CAPTAIN BEYOND - Dancing Madly Backwards
BLUE CHEER - Rest at Ease
BILLY COSBY - Himself
Episode 24 - Not Your Cup of Myrrhhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=39
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=39Mon, 31 Dec 2012 17:43:31 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp038-DuncanEdwards-Myrrh.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-038/duncan3.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Round 3 dragged its sorry ass in late, with Duncan's technically beleaguered submission miraculously squeaking in under the door as 2012 came to a close. Another eclectic and eccentric mix from our Englishman in Dallas.01:26:58Round 3 dragged its sorry ass in late, with Duncan's technically beleaguered submission miraculously squeaking in under the door as 2012 came to a close. Another eclectic and eccentric mix from our Englishman in Dallas.No notes this time, for a change. But I will say the Bill Haley and Hot Shots tracks come from a comp of Bob Hite 78s. That and it is worth reading up on the story of Chilean group Sacros. C.S.Yeh follows up his great 7" "Blink of An Eye/Condo Stress" with a whole LP featuring the cover of Stevie Nicks's Rooms on Fire. --Duncan
1.Spirit - Stars Are Love
2.Conet Project - Counting Station (Spanish)
3. Basil Kirchin - I Start Counting
4.Camera - Utopia Is
5.Bill Haley - Birth of The Boogie
6.Melt Banana - Y Axis
7.Karl Blau - Nature's Got Away
8.Airbreak
9.Harry "The Hipster" Gibson - Who Put The Benzedrine In Mrs Murphy's Ovaltine?
10.Ceremony - Someday
11.Omfo - Utomljonnoje Sontse
12.Mike Sammes Singers - Fairy
13.Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin - Les Sucettes
14.Walter Gropius - On The Origins Of The Bauhaus
15.Sacros - Le Realidad
16.Airbreak
17. Felix - Death To Everyone But Us
18.Hots Shots - Blue Nights
19.Howard Devoto - Some Will Pay For What Others Pay To Avoid
20.Emanuele De Raymondi - BV4
21.Sudden Sway - '76 Kids Forever
22. C.S.Yeh - Rooms On Fire
23. Airbreak in the style of Bob Fleming
24.Xerophonics - Xerox Docucolor 12
25.Lali Puna - Faking The Books
26.Raymond Scott - The Paperwork Explosion
27. Zoo - Merdeka
28.Nudge -Classic Mode
29.Spirit - Jack Bond
30.Shirley & Dolly Collins - Gilderoy
31.Airbreak
32.Twenty Knives - Martha
33.Porn Sword Tobacco - Saddle Commercial
34.Fog - What's Up Freaks?
Episode 25 - In the style of IndigoM (In Memory of Leigh Bess Boone)https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=40
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=40Fri, 11 Jan 2013 17:21:11 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp039-TreySmith-IndigoM.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-039/BPRdj-EP25-trey-fix.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>A tribute to a fallen friend... including some classic IDM, downtempo and postrock tracks from DJ Trey Smith. More details on the page.00:54:07A tribute to a fallen friend... including some classic IDM, downtempo and postrock tracks from DJ Trey Smith. More details on the page.Name - Artist - Album
1) Hope We Never Surface - Two Lone Swordsmen - Stay Down
2) Everything You Do is a Balloon - Boards of Canada - Hi Scores
3) In Sarah, Mencken, Christ & Beethoven There Were Women and Men - Tortoise - TNT
4) Parks - Four Tet - Pause
5) Shining - Peace Orchestra - S/T
6) Exchange - Massive Attack - Mezzanine
7) We Are the Music Makers - Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works '85 - '92
8) Sweepea - Bovine Life - Social Electrics
9) Master Cylinder - The Buddy System - Application
10) Style - Orbital - The Middle of Nowhere
Leigh Bess Boone was my first great love. She pushed me to work hard, have a vision, and inspired me to go after the things I wanted from life. She also drove me crazy, allowed my ego to grow unchecked, and taught me how to drink. In other words, she was the best kind of friend. Someone whose influence you can see running through your life like vibrant colors in a marble.
She passed into another life on April 11th, 2009. Not being their to celebrate her life and death is one of the greatest regrets I carry with me. I have sought to find a way to memorialize her impact on my life, and this podcast is meant to display one thing that we shared. For two years we co-hosted a radio show called InDigoM on KVRX (the student radio station for UT-Austin). It began as a collision of our strongest musical interests at that naive time. She brought down-tempo & trip-hop, I brought idm & post-rock. That radio program is one of my favorite memories of college/music/life, and I felt that trying to recreate that time through this mix would be a first step towards paying my respect to her.
While I hope you enjoy this, it's mostly for us.
Peace,
TreyEpisode 26 - Cover Me!https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=41
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=41Sat, 16 Feb 2013 13:40:16 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp040-cover-me-citizen-objects.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-040/cover_me1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>a mix of popular artists covering other popular artists narrowed down by choosing what we considered to be "successful" cover versions in either their loyal rendering of the original or their creative divergence -- Aubrey & Shae00:56:58a mix of popular artists covering other popular artists narrowed down by choosing what we considered to be "successful" cover versions in either their loyal rendering of the original or their creative divergence -- Aubrey & ShaeCOVER ME! by .CitiZen.oBjeCts.
0:00 -Melvins play Berlioz 'Dies Irae'
3:15 -Nature & Organization (Current 93) play Paul Giovanni (Wickerman Soundtrack) 'Willow's Song'
7:46 -Galaxie 500 play Joy Division 'Ceremony'
13:00 -Ministry cover Bob Dylan 'Lay Lady Lay'
16:40 -Slowdive plays Syd Barrett 'Golden Hair'
20:20 -This Mortal Coil play Pearls Before Swine 'The Jeweler'
23:35 -Wall of Voodoo do Johnny Cash 'Ring of Fire'
27:40 -Scala cover Blondie 'Heart of Glass'
32:43 -Ravonettes play The Stone Roses 'I Wanna Be Adored'
36:23 -Low cover Pink Floyd 'Fearless'
41:33 -Lee Hazlewood plays Tom T Hall 'No Regrets'
45:10 -the Mike Flowers Pops slay Oasis 'Wonderwall'
47:52 -Ride play Creation 'How Does It Feel To Feel'
51:25 -Cocteau Twins cover Rollins & Nelson 'Frosty the Snowman'
54:13 -Nine Inch Nails play Grieg 'In The Hall Of The Mountain King'
when deciding to do a mix of popular artists covering other popular artists, we almost fell into a quagmire of potential songs to cull from. we narrowed the epic list down by choosing what we considered to be "successful" cover versions; in either their loyal rendering of the original or their creative divergence we hope you enjoy them as much as we do - & with respect to potpie, as we manifested the same
idea in ignorance of one another. -- Aubrey & ShaeEpisode 27 - New. Mexico.https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=42
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=42Tue, 05 Mar 2013 13:24:00 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp041-DrGumbo-NewMexico.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-041/NewMexico2013.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Doctor Gumbo's latest mix pulls together a collection of psychedelic cumbias, Norteña techno and dirty barrio beats from and inspired by Mexico.01:20:51Doctor Gumbo's latest mix pulls together a collection of psychedelic cumbias, Norteña techno and dirty barrio beats from and inspired by Mexico.Doctor Gumbo's latest mix pulls together a collection of psychedelic cumbias, Norteña techno and dirty barrio beats from and inspired by Mexico.
1. Belleza - Charanga Cakewalk - Lotería de la Cumbia Lounge
2. Bostich - Nortec Collective - The Tijuana Sessions Vol. 1
3. Huana (DJ Haem) - O.S.T.R. - Jazz W Wolnych Chwilach
4. Cumbia De Los Pajaritos - Grupo Fantasma - Sonidos Gold
5. Pacheco (Nortec Collective Verba Mix) - Mambotur - Pacheco Remixes
6. La Bocachico - Frente Cumbiero - Frente Cumbiero Meets Mad Professor
7. Prefiero El Asfalto Niña Dioz - Rudo Y Cursi Soundtrack
8. Latin No Plastic - El Hijo de la Cumbia - Soy El Control
9. Fiesta Tropical - Azaxx - Private Beach Club 2: By Afterlife
10. CyberMambo - Mexican Institute of Sound - Mejico Maxico
11. Cumbia Sobre El Rio - Blanquito Man, Celso Piña y Control Machete - Babel Soundtrack
12. El Diablo (feat. Jimmy Fernandez) - DJ Bitman - Latin Bitman
13. Arroz Con Cocco - Selector Matanzas - A Fuego Negro "Pintxatu"
14. Mas Y Mas - Una Mas Trio - Ritmo Del Futura
15. Usti, Usti Baba - Señor Coconut vs. Koçani Orkestar - Electric Gypsyland
16. Cumbion Mountain (Chico Sonido y Toy Selecta Mix) - Up, Bustle & Out - Mexican Sessions
17. Cumbia Infierno (Toti & Andy Loop Fat Beat Remix - La Troba Kung-Fu - Turntables on the Hudson
18. The Clap - Nortec Collective - Tijuana Sound Machine
19. Tu Fiesta Personal ( Juke Remix) - Mo' Horizons - 10 Years of The Remixes
20. Interludio RCA - Chico Sonido - Chico Sonido
21. El Micrófono (Nickodemus Remix) - Mexican Institute of Sound - El Micrófono / Para No Vivir Desesperado
22. Terrestre - Nortec Collective - The Tijuana Session Vol. 1
23. Bostich - Nortec Collective - The Tijuana Session Vol. 1
24. Mama Loves Nortec - Nortec Collective - The Tijuana Session Vol. 1
25. Arboles de la Barranca - Bostich+Fussible - Rudo Y Cursi SoundtrackNot Your Cup of Tea: Air bubbles on an inner tube.https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=43
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=43Fri, 29 Mar 2013 16:20:00 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp042-DuncanEdwards-InnerTube.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-042/28duncan.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>The latest in a series of "unbearably popular" (his words, not ours) podcasts from the humble and discriminating mind of Duncan Edwards. Try to listen to this and not have "Terry Keeps His Clips On" running through your head for the next 7 hours.01:02:09The latest in a series of "unbearably popular" (his words, not ours) podcasts from the humble and discriminating mind of Duncan Edwards. Try to listen to this and not have "Terry Keeps His Clips On" running through your head for the next 7 hours.Not Your Cup of Tea presents "Air bubbles on an inner tube."&#8232;
1. Bernard Hepton as Puritan William Prynne- Reading from Histiomastrix
2. Goat - Goathead
3. Mike Sammes Singers - First Lady
4. Laurie Spiegel - Appalachian Grove III
Airbreak
5. Radio Thailand Transmissions - 21st Century Perspiration (excerpt)
6. Adnan Othman & The Rhythm Boys - Budi Bahasa
7. Earl King - Eating And Sleeping
8. Mike Sammes Singers - Pattons
9. Kind & Kegel - We Smile
10. The 49 Americans - I Be Later
Airbreak
11.Radio Thailand Transmissions - Tourism Past The Medium Wave (excerpt)
12. John Cage remixed by DJ Spooky - Rozart Mix
13. Antonin Artaud remixed by DJ Spooky - Pour Finir Avec Le Jugement De Dieu (To Have Done With God's Judgment)
14.U Roy - Rhythm Land (Dreamland version)
15. Desmond Leslie - The Stranger's Quest
16. Dream Boat - Eclipsing
Airbreak
17. Odd Nosdam - On
18. The Don Issac Ezekiel Combination - Amalinja
19. Antena - Camino Del Sol
20. Sun City Girls - Come Maddelena
21. Jelinek/Peklar/Leictmann - Buddha Machine Commercial
22. Mosquitos - Preguica
23. A Place To Bury Strangers - Sunbeam
Airbreak
24. Vivian Stanshall - Terry Keeps His Clips On
Notes:
1.Bernard Hepton's piece is included on the CD The Compleat Dancing Master.
2. Goat are from Scandanavia and their record from last year seems a bit "psychedelic Afro Beats by numbers" but it is rather enjoyable.
3. Mike Sammes and The Mike Sammes Singers drive me crazy with their ads and their hymns, too. Available from the incredible Trunk Records.
4.Laurie Spiegel's groundbreaking album The Expanding Universe was reissued in 2012 - fittingly in an expanded form. It harks from the days when computers were as big as sheds and fridge freezers.
5.The snatches from Radio Thailand and also the Adnan Othman track (from the new Pop Yeh Yeh CD of psychedelic rock groups from Singapore and Malaysia inspired by Cliff Richard) are on the Sublime Frequencies label. See also Sun City Girls.
7.Earl King - a New Orleans great and one I once saw play in a church.
9. Sturm & Twang! What an album title. Perhaps only bettered by Duane Eddy's Have Twangy Guitar Will Travel.
10. The 49 Americans LP We Know Nonsense has been reissued and is a great release that was included in The Wire magazines The 100 Greatest Records Released While You Weren't Listening. The CD is worth buying for the booklet alone, which is hilarious. They weren't a group but a loose collection of amateurs forced to listen to Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music along with proper improvisers such as Lol Coxhill and David Toop, oh and two of the amateur's mums.
12. & 13. More from DJ Spooky's exploration/remixing of the Sub Rosa archives.
14. U Roy - an exponent of the ganja smoke LP cover and Rhythmland has the cheekiest organ breaks ever, some of which seem to be barely disguising very rude things .
15. Desmond Leslie, spitfire pilot, film maker, believer in alien settlement of Earth, composer of musique concrete, etc. Should you need to go to some late night store to, say, buy printer cartridges, playing his CD Music Of The Future can easily disperse groups of undesirable youths who may be lurking.
16.Dreamboat's CD was one of my faves from 2012. Light sketches with deft skill and considerable weight.
20. Sun City Girls's Funeral Mariachi was my favorite record of 2011 although an other critic described it as "music to drink Draino (sp?) to."
21. I have an orange buddha machine and they are handy little devices. You can put them in your pocket at boring holiday meals and watch people think Smart but Casualhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=44
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=44Sat, 20 Apr 2013 16:20:00 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp043-TreySmith-SmartButCasual.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-043/43-Smart-but-Casual_850.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Trey Smith returns with his fifth installment, this time as iconoclast: "very little of this is music you would normally hear on the podcast in general". More eclectic than our usual offerings? You be the judge...00:48:32Trey Smith returns with his fifth installment, this time as iconoclast: "very little of this is music you would normally hear on the podcast in general". More eclectic than our usual offerings? You be the judge...Trey Smith returns with his fifth installment, this time as iconoclast: "very little of this is music you would normally hear on the podcast in general". I think this might be the uniting theme of all our podcasts, actually. Certainly no one has complained our podcasts are too eclectic...
Name - Artist - Album
1) Black Man - Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
2) Weiya (Serengeti Beat) - The Whitefield Brothers - In the Raw
3) Put It Where You Want - The Crusaders - Groove Crusade
4) XL-30 - Shuggie Otis - Inspiration Information
5) Okonkole Y Trompa - Jaco Pastorius - S/T
6) Train & The River (Live) - The Jimmy Guiffre Trio - Jazz on a Summer's Day
7) Voodoo - The Natural Yogurt Band - Away With Meloncholy
8) Ah Yeah - Robert Glasper w/ Musiq Soulchild & Chrisette Michelle - Black Radio
9) Leaf - Clams Casino - Instrumental Mixtape 2
10) Making Planets / Time Outt (Segue) / Rock & Roll - Edan w/ Mr. Lif & Dagha - Beauty & the BeatRadio Heidelberg - Deutsches Radio 22.2.00https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=45
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=45Fri, 10 May 2013 10:39:10 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp044-cZen-RadioHeidelberg.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-044/radio_heidelberg.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>I was visiting my dear friends Shurd & Jane in Heidelberg, Germany and decided one cold, rainy Tuesday night in late February to sit down in their flat with a bottle of red wine and a pack of cigarettes to record sounds off German Radio....01:20:02I was visiting my dear friends Shurd & Jane in Heidelberg, Germany and decided one cold, rainy Tuesday night in late February to sit down in their flat with a bottle of red wine and a pack of cigarettes to record sounds off German Radio....I've been using tape recorders in various ways my whole life. Years before I'd ever heard of Sublime Frequencies, I'd been gathering field recordings on trips in the US and abroad and occasionally trying to find a set-up where I could document sounds coming over the local radio stations (i'd never thought of releasing them though!). The podcast that follows is from one such trip.
I was visiting my dear friends Shurd & Jane in Heidelberg, Germany and decided one cold, rainy Tuesday night in late February to sit down in their flat with a bottle of red wine and a pack of cigarettes to record sounds off German Radio. The selections were made fairly randomly, either because I liked something, found it funny or horrible, or because (in the case of AC/DC for example) it seemed odd, or perfect, in context at the moment.
Songs that go on too long are probably a result of trips to the kitchen or the toilet. 20th C. Electronic composition, German Pop, Dixieland, Eurotrash Techno, Oldies it's whatever was coming through the air the night of 22 February 2000. No edits were made from the original cassette recording. Hope you enjoy it static and all!
--AubreyMusique Du Maisonhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=46
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=46Sat, 06 Jul 2013 12:49:06 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp045-DrGumbo-MusiqueDuMaison.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-045/MusiqueDuMaison.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Rediscovering his love for house music beginning in the mid-90's, Doctor Gumbo pulls together a mix of some of today's top DJs and producers in the genre. 01:09:43Rediscovering his love for house music beginning in the mid-90's, Doctor Gumbo pulls together a mix of some of today's top DJs and producers in the genre. Rediscovering his love for house music beginning in the mid-90's, Doctor Gumbo pulls together a mix of some of today's top DJs and producers in the genre.
Beginning with a brilliant remix by Danish producer TrenteMøller of Bruce Springsteen's State Trooper, the set goes on to works from Germany's Boozoo Bajou, the Croatian-born Solomun, Argentinian Julian Sanza, the U.K.'s Andy Cato, and many more before culminating in the soulful Vandaag track featuring a goosebump-inducing vocal excerpt from Martin Luther King, Jr's famous "I Have A Dream" speech.
1. State Trooper (Trentemøller Mix) - Bruce Springsteen - State Trooper (Trentemøller Mix)
2. Divers (Jay Haze House Remix) - Boozoo Bajou - Divers EP
3. Kackvogel (Original Mix) - Solomun - Kackvogel EP
4. Villa Crespo - Julian Sanza - Hanging Out With Dimitri EP
5. 27 Degrees - Ben La Desh - Midnight Rendez-Vous EP
6. So Serious (Groove the Party feat. Marvin Gaye Original Mix) - The Phunk! - The Phunk! So Serious
7. Plastic Romance (Motor City Drum Ensemble Vocal Remix) - Space Ranger - Plastic Romance (Lovemonk Discos Buenos)
8. Medicine (Kraak & Smaak Remix) - Mark Rae - The Remix Sessions
9. To Be Loved (SoulChild Remix) - Bent - Intercept! Deluxe Edition
10. Le Champagne - Trentemøller - Le Champagne EP
11. The Morton LightHouse - Andy Cato - The Morton LightHouse / Cosmic Force EP
12. Torrentes - Groove Armada - Red Light Trax_Vol. 1
13. Vandaag (Original Mix) - Bakermat - Vandaag EPThe Rise & Fall of Debbie Downer & The Rainy Saturdayshttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=47
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=47Sun, 10 Nov 2013 15:08:00 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp046-TreySmith-DebbieDowner.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-046/TREYSMITH-nov2013.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Trey Smith's extends his lead with his 6th contribution to the Desert Island DJ series.00:49:58Trey Smith's extends his lead with his 6th contribution to the Desert Island DJ series.Name - Artist - Album
1) Aqua Marine - Isao Suzuki Trio - Blow Up
2) Sekoilu Seestyy, The Madness Subsides - Pekka Pohjola - Harakka Bialoipokku
3) Motherless Bastard - The Books - Thought for Food
4) Sun on 5 at 152 - Matmos - The West
5) That's No Way to Get Along - Robert Wilkins - The Blues Roots of the Rolling Stones
6) Roscoe - Bill Frisell - Good Dog, Happy Man
7) Parade - Bedhead - Transaction De Novo
8) The Other Side of Mt. Heart Attack - Liars - Drum's Not Dead
9) Interfrequencies - Panabrite - The Baroque Atrium
10) Innh Dahh - Matthew Dead - Black City (Digital Release)POP de la FEMMEhttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=48
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=48Sun, 26 Jan 2014 18:30:26 -0600<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp047-cZen-PopdelaFemme.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-047/femme_cover_1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>Female singers, pop songs ..GO! Being that these were the only two criteria for our mix it could've ended up being three days long, and almost was . but you have to stop somewhere. We hope you enjoy. - Aubrey & Shae
01:16:54Female singers, pop songs ..GO! Being that these were the only two criteria for our mix it could've ended up being three days long, and almost was . but you have to stop somewhere. We hope you enjoy. - Aubrey & Shae
Female singers, pop songs ..GO! Being that these were the only two criteria for our mix it could've ended up being three days long, and almost was . but you have to stop somewhere. We hope you enjoy. - Aubrey & Shae
0:00 Sibylle Baier 'Give Me A Smile'
1:53 Danielle Dax 'Evil Honky Stomp'
6:03 The Breeders 'Hag'
8:43 Elizabeth Fraiser 'Moses'
12:39 Hydroplane 'International Exiles'
16:39 Dog Faced Hermans 'Fortune'
20:51 Club 8 'Baby, I'm Not Sure If This Is Love'
25:13 Laika 'Almost Sleeping'
29:00 Steeleye Span 'Saucy Sailor'
32:44 Movietone 'Useless Landscape'
36:15 The Poppy Family 'Free From The City'
38:28 Mum 'We Have A Map Of The Piano'
43:26 Bows ''King Deluxe'
47:24 Lali Puna 'Faking The Books'
51:19 Shelleyan Orphan 'Muddied-Up'
56:00 Dubstar 'Stars'
59:43 Scala 'Tears'
64:20 Guitar 'House Full Of Time'
69:06 Hooverphonic 'Cinderella'
72:48 Yaz 'Winter Kills'
Folktronicahttps://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=49
https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast_episode.php?id=49Fri, 16 May 2014 13:36:16 -0500<a href="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/podcast/mp3_hi/bprp048-DrGumbo-Folktronica.mp3"><img src="https://www.backporchrevolution.com/assets/images/podcasts_BPRP-048/Folktronica.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>The latest podcast from Doctor Gumbo with tunes from Acadiana, Africa and all points in between.01:31:11The latest podcast from Doctor Gumbo with tunes from Acadiana, Africa and all points in between.The latest podcast from Doctor Gumbo with tunes from Acadiana, Africa and all points in between.
Lost Bayou Ramblers Feat. Gordon Gano - Bastille GIVERS Remix
DJ Dolores - Que Som é Esse?
Gaetano Fabri & Kal - Romozom (Gaetano Fabri & Robert Soko Remix)
Bari&#351; K - Oyun Havasi
Gotan Project - Época (Chancha Via Circuito Remix)
Trüby Trio - Donaueschingen (Original Version)
Gnawledge - El Manisero de Potemkin
Boozoo Bajou - Divers (Locoto Remix)
Vieux Farka Touré - Aï Haïra (Tamir Muskat Of Balkan Beat Box Remix)
Chicco - Sixolele Baba
Arkestra One - Train To Machu Pichu
Madrid De Los Austrias - Bellaria
Frank Emilio Flynn - Santa Tae (Dert Remix)
Federico Aubele - El Miedo
Monareta - Llama
Nortec Collective - Terrestre
Up, Bustle & Out - Nina (Air Remix)
Femi Kuti - Sorry Sorry (Francois K's Old Skool Afro Dub)
dZihan And Kamien - Stiff Jazz
Kid Stone - Sunfish (Original Mix)
Mo' Horizons - Remember Tomorrow
Forro in the Dark - Asa Branca feat. David Byrne